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multiboot cd/dvd using MagicISO

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I am totally lost. Trying to create a multiboot cd/dvd using MagicISO. I tried with couple of linux live CD images. My understanding is, lets say if I am trying w 3 live linux images, somehow I need to get all the files of those 3 images in my container using multiboot option of the MagicISO and then create just 1 image/iso file including the features of multiboot and then burn it in my cd or dvd. However, I couldn't figure out how to do that using MagicISO, neither could find a tutorial. I got the following forum that included a tutorial –

http://www.msfn.org/board/index.php?showtopic=62447

file –

http://rapidshare.de/files/8919847/MultiBo...asyWay.rar.html

However, the link seems to be expired.

I would really appreciate if someone could give the steps how you do it or dummy video perhaps :D

Thanks in advance.

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Geez....... no on has the answer! Come-on guys wake up please……….. :o

oh, ok! I tested using MagicISO to build a multiboot CD and got some problems, so I downloaded CDSHell and BCDW2, 'cause they're better and easy! I recommend you to make a google search and download these two utils, 'cause they're better than MagicISO boot.

you cant run 3 different linux images from cdshell unless they are floppy images. Each linux distro has an isolinux directory that is required on the base level on the iso to boot, so only one image will boot.

If on the other hand they are floppy images you can run them with a memdisk command

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